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Dwarf Hardy PlantsPlants to fill that gap in your garden
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Make Friends with Wildlife …Click here for plants which will attract bees and butterflies
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Most of our plants are grown in 7cm square potswith larger plants in 13cm round pots and Cyclamen & Gentians in 9cm squares
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We've been growing plants here in Devon for more than 30 years but don't be fooled into thinking that the climate will make our plants soft and tender; we are nearly 1000 feet above sea level on the edge of Dartmoor and in a 'normal' season would expect to get 45 inches of rain a year. Temperatures in the winter can fall to below -8 Centrigrade so we think it quite likely that most of our plants will go on to more favourable climes!
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VIOLA odorata 'The Czar'
THYMUS 'Doone Valley'
Plant Pulsatilla now for a glorious show next Spring
Now is a good time to plant Pulsatillas for next Spring whilst the ground is still warm.
Long lived and easy to grow in most garden soils, the large goblet-shaped flowers appear in Spring above tufts of feathery leaves.
We grow Pulsatillas in 3 colours - red, white or the native purple. We also have the beautiful ‘Papageno’, a form with frilly petals and often double flowers which range in colour from white and pale pink, through to the richest reds and purples but whichever colour you get, it’s sure to give a spectacular display. This photo of the one in my garden regularly has over 30 flower heads which are followed by fluffy seed heads.
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delivery to the UK mainland only £4.95 with free delivery on orders of £60 and over
Orders are delivered by DPD using their next day delivery service. Parcels may be tracked with the option of designating a 'safe place' to leave your plants should you not be home when the driver calls. If you are self-isolating, give details of where you would like your plants left and I will add them to the parcel.
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